Listing Directory: General

  • The Ordinary

    The Ordinary

    The stately oyster hall, built in a 1927 bank, features an ever-evolving seafood menu from chef-owner Mike Lata that includes an American caviar service and an array of intriguing mains. Go for the crispy oyster sliders; stay for the showstopping pristine seafood tower, which offers a variety of oysters, shrimp, and clams.   Photo Credits:…

  • Tempest

    Tempest

    Located in a former Mariners’ church, this Market Street spot aptly focuses on seafood, with offerings ranging from the bite-sized Umami Tuna Bombs starter and shellfish selections, both raw and charcoal-roasted, to entrées such as confit swordfish with béarnaise. Come brunch, indulge in the lobster benedict.

  • The Rarebit

    This throwback Hollywood-esque diner serves a full menu, including vegan offerings. The all-day breakfast hits the spot for late-nite revelers.

  • The Bounty Bar

    From the folks behind the Royal American, The Bounty Bar brings late-night, live-music vibes to Folly with oceanside breezes and a ceiling studded with colorful lanterns. Find standard, rib-sticking bar fare, including meaty burgers, melts, and cheesesteaks, plus a collection of cocktails, canned beer, and frozen punches to wash it all down.

  • The Royal Tern

    The raw bar is substantial and the whole fried catch of the day or local swordfish showcase the restaurant’s focus on quality ingredients. Seafood is the name of the game here, but there are wood-fired steaks for the landlubber.

  • The CO-OP

    The CO-OP

    It’s all about frosé at The Co-Op, with flavors such as OG Strawberry, blackberry lavender, aperol spritz, and cucumber watermelon. But don’t miss the all-day breakfast menu, as well as a board of tasty sandwiches, including the California-style turkey club on wheat.

  • The Salty Dog Cafe

    The Salty Dog Cafe

    Stunning views of Bohicket Creek make this laid-back eatery a great place for a family-friendly meal or cocktail while watching the sunset after a day on the beach or boat. Order The Cast Net to sample fried seafood shrimp, scallops, and fish. There are crabcakes and a Lowcountry Boil for those wanting lighter fare.

  • The Codfather

    Proper fish and chips are served in this British-style chippy with a slightly dive-y feel. And the food is spot on; crispy, tender fish, savory pies, sausage rolls, and craft brews in a roomy space make this Park Circle haunt a favorite.

  • The Southern General

    This unassuming sandwich shop puts out panko shrimp cozied up inside a hoagie, a Cu-bahn-mi with candied pork belly, and a Southern pot roast hoagie with gravy. Rib-sticking entrees like fish and chips and fried pork chops, plus beers on tap, make this a relaxed spot where you can bring the kids.

  • The Crab Shack

    The Crab Shack

    The best of the local chain, Crab Shack anchors the Center Street scene. Patio diners are a raucous, mixed lot of families and happy-hour types. Look for a barrel of peanuts, plastic utensils, a raw bar, the requisite fried fare, buckets of steamed oysters, snow crab, and Frogmore stew.